#16 Justin Brantly

With the departure of my favorite player Terrence Murphy I went in search of a new player to stake claim to as my boy. After the Texas State game, our third contest of the season, I realized that our freshman punter was averaging over 47 yards/punt and my seach came to an end.

In the big scheme of things punters don't really get a tremendous amount of love but in a sport that cherishes field position, the punter is often the unsung hero who saves an offense that can't get a drive going.

Pre-Texas A&M

The 6'-3", 218 lb. punter came to Texas A&M from Sealy High School where he played QB and TE as well as handling his punting duties. He was a two time All-State selection as a punter and was one of the top punting recruits in the state.

2005

Statistics

Career Punting Stats

Year	No.	Yds	Avg	Long	TB	FC	I20	Blk
2005	46	1989	43.2	80	10	2	10	2
Totals	46	1989	43.2	80	10	2	10	2

Records Books

Freshman Record

• Highest punting average in A&M history by a Freshman with 43.2 yards per punt

Single Game

• 4th longest punt in school history -- 80 yards @Colorado October 8th, 2005

Single Season

• 9th highest punting average in A&M history in 2005 with an average of 43.2 yards per punt

All-Time

It's tough to crack school punting records when Shane Lechler holds several spots on the same list.

Game Charts

2005

2006

Photos

2005

*I didn't take any of these, so they are all borrowed. If the photo doesn't already have a credit on it, I will add one if you are the owner